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Higher expectations for Iraq

By Russ Gerber

Last week , from the Baghdad neighborhood of al-Shaab came cries of anger and despair.
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No curse to reverse

By Jonathan McCardell

WHEN THE LEAVES START TO TURN in New England, the thoughts of many Americans turn to playoff baseball.
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When rites become wrongs

By Kim Shippey Senior Writer

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Prayer for the Middle East

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Last spring , in preparation for a conference I was co-directing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, I gave a lot of thought to identifying what I perceived to be the barriers to peace in the Middle East.
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The two sides of innocence

By Richard A. Nenneman

CAN CHILDLIKE INNOCENCE, and even wonder, be recaptured?
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Better thinking about world scarcity

By Kurt Shillinger

HERE'S ONE VIEW of our common future: acute environmental destruction; islands of wealth amid oceans of poverty; overlapping epidemics; conflict over diminishing natural resources; anarchy.
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On the California recall

By Channing Walker

Not SINCE P.
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Life is precious

By Dave Hohle

Every day the news media carry reports of unnatural and violent loss of life.
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Pause to remember, move toward freedom

By Warren Bolon Senior Writer

Many WILL BE PAUSING this week to remember the events of September 11, 2001.
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Getting beyond being upset for Africa

By Tony Lobl

"YOU MAY FIND some of the pictures in this report upsetting," advised the BBC News announcer politely, introducing an update on Liberia as the first peacekeepers arrive in Monrovia.
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'God will guide us'

By Bill Dawley Senior Managing Editor

CONTROL SEEMS TO BE an issue these days.
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Adversity overcome

By Channing Walker

Was Tyler Hamilton Gutsy, or what! If you followed the Tour de France, you know.